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370 GLOSSARIAL INDEX, AND INDEX OF NAMES.
Fetid, pp. fafeiiioned, made, 4356,
4633. O.F. faitier, to arrange
(Godefroy) ;
i'roni O.F. fait, sb.
See Feetis.
Fetoure, s. feature, fashion, make,
2959 ;
Fetour, feature, 600.
(Fett), (jer. to fetch, 884.
Fettild, jip. prepared, 626 ;
(Feteld),
fitted, 2995.
Feuire (Feuer), s. fever, 2646 ;
Feuyre, 4279. Written ffeuyre ;
the if is merely the (sole) ivay of
writing the capital letter.
Fewe, adj. few, 251, 501, 654,2061.
Fewis. for Fewist, adj. superl.iewest,
3738. See Fewist.
Fewist ; At J^e fewist, at least, 3599.
Fewlis, pi. birds, 3690.
Fewtire (Fewtre), s. rest for a Lance,
2621. O.F. faiitre, feutre, in
Godefro}'.
Fey, ad/, dying, fated to die, ready
to die, 1215, 2055, 2087, 4002*;
(Faye), 1034; Fev, dead, 2153,
2323,4018,4781,5371,5561. Ice].
feigr. See Fay.
revle,r(c7y. many, 2055 ;
(Fe]e),2460,
3268.
Feylour,s.foliage,5004. See Felour.
Feyne, v. feign, 1745 ; Feynys
(Fer\y s) pr. s. 2 p. feignest, assumest,
2242 ;
Feyned (Fenyd), j^Pfeigned,
pretended, 715, 2197.
Feyne, error for Fyne, hnj). s. ;
Fyne of = cease from, 3458. See
below.
Feyned, pt. s. error for Fynyd (as
'in Dubl. MS.), ended, died, 3100.
The same error recurs in 1. 3458.
Feynes, 2 pr. s. dost faint, art disconrngcd,
101. O.F. faindre,
'
h^siter, manquer de courage ' ;
Godefroy.
Fejt.i/er. to fight, 217,910; v. 3767;
(Feglit), V. 2208 ; Fe3tis (Feghtez),
pr. s. 1401, 20.'!9 ;
Fejtis (Foghten,
pt. pi), pr.pl. fight. 12G2, 1441
(Fighten), 2228 ;
;
Fe3tand, pres.
pt. as adj. fighting, 91 ;
(Feghtand),
2080; (Feghtyng), 1315;
(Fightand), 2535.
ffeuyre. See Feuyre.
ffurrers. See Fnrrers.
Ficesyens, pA. physicians, 43C3.
Fiches, pr. s. fixes, 1369, 4853 (see
the note) ; Ficchid,/»l. fillets, 4338.
Filies, Lat. Phiionis, 5497.
Filisphire (Philosofre), philosopher,
2347.
Fill, ger. to fulfil, grant, 3173;
(Fylle), to fulfil, 2660; Fillis,
pr. s. fills, 56 ; fulfils, 547 ; (Fillez),
fills, 1661.
Fill, s. fill, 4761 ;
(Fyll), 3228.
Filling, s. the being full, 4265.
Filour,s. thread- work, filagree-work,
3690. F. filure, a spinning.
Findis (Fyndez), pr. s. finds, 1125,
2034.
Finely, adv. well, 5139.
Fineschid, pp. finished, 3900.
Fingire, finger, 4674.
Fire,s. fire, 558, 41 67; (Fyre),2230;
A fire, on fire, 2470.
Fire (Fyre), ger. to set on fire, 2217 ;
Fired (Fyryd), pp. set on fire,
2478.
Firnient, s. firmament, 3363 ; Firmament,
30.
Firnies (Fermes), pr. s. fastens,
makes firm, 1369.
Firs (Fers), adj. fierce, 770, 2961.
See Fers.
First, adj. first, 657 ;
(Frist), 893,
1429; Firste, 375.
First (Frist), adv. first, 1366, 2423
first of all, 1712.
Fisch, s. fish, 4282; Fischis, pi
4270, 5083.
Fist, s. fist, hand, 4674
;
(Fistez),
pi. 799.
Fitt, s. fit, division, canto, passus,
4018, 4714, 5626; (Fytt), 3203;
Fitfis, j'l. 3473. Cf. A.S. fittan,
to sing.
Fijt (Fight), ger. to fight, 759;
;